There was a time when any playground worth playing in would have a couple of painted hopscotch courts, but you can play this classic game anywhere, whether you call it Potsy (New York) or Escargot (France), Laylay (Persia) or Kith-Kith (India). Decorated with the winsome face of Miss Match (who might well be Betty Boop's little cousin), this game set for players 5 and up includes an instruction sheet, a beanbag marker, and a chunky yellow chalk (wrapped in a paper sleeve, so you don't have to touch the chalk if you'd rather not). Just draw out 10 numbered squares following the diagram, then toss the marker into the right square and you're off and hopping.